The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-12-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Produce.
NEW YORK, December u -Flour-Receipts,
4S,S20i packages; exports /, 2S0 bbls and 2.34l
sacks. Sales 1900 bbls; common to good extra
Ohio s. lo@5 20; common to choice extra st.
ports none; sales 10 10000 bu futures aud $1,000
bu spot. Weaker on realizing Options de-
clined 1Hdl1sc, closing heavy at near bottom.
Speculation quite brisk. Spot trading dun. 30.
spring nominal o9Ae; ungraded spring 50.
l5-15c; Mol hard gi5sc ,iOr milling; ungraded
red 7914@94e; No. 2 red S9lI99Oc store and ele-
No. white nominal 92c; No 2 red December
SS1s@9O1Sc, closing soc; January 1905 clos
ing S95sc February 909s99l1sc, closing 9Tse;
closing CSC May 985S 9951sc, closing 951se::. De.
cember uS8Sl 96H99754e, closing $685. Corn
Receipts, 1854 bu; exports 25,SlI bu; sales
nc and options l14911ze lower closing heavy.
Speculation moderately active; ungraded, Clio
GIG; No. Gle; No: 621z962szc delivered;
steamer yellow 62e; No. 2, December nominal
Gle; January 81 1SG6214c, May 62@6zt4c; closing
621Se Stocks of grain in store December 10;
Wheat 9OO7,9l5 bu; corn LII ,2SS bu; oats q,
mathis, 10 bu. Oats-Reeeipts, 1000 bu; ex.
ports, none; sales, 10000 bu. futures, aud
1O4oC3 bu: spot IS54c lower and 90 dull
Hay quiet. generally steady; hops in light de-
mand, Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm; l814c. OPP.
lions higher, but only moderately active. Sales
dl5 csc; February l540@l5 Soc; March Is 409
Is soc; April Is 35@15 45c May Is 209l5 Csc; June
Is 1o@l5 25c: July Is GOALS l0c; August II COG
II 7Oc; Septem Der ii S0914 45c; October II loo;
November IA 00@14 Csc; (lSSS) December Ii cog
IA 20. Sugar dull, nominal; molasses grades
nc; fair refining quoted 5Ac; refined firm
6 csc; molakses steady. Rice steady. Petroleum
steady: united ~; cottonseed oil quoted $50
Soc crude; 40k@41c refined. Tallow steady.
Rosin dull. Turpentine steady SIZE. Eggs firm
and in fair request. Receipts. 3,S47 package S;
western 23925c. Pork quiet steady. Cut meats
eaAier picked bellies 713ld7]s Lard 7a9 points
10 pra M q WeCfarn
spot, quoted zoe: January 1897 CSC: Febru-
airy, Z 1907 75c; May z 9oG7 &c; June 795 as O2c;
city steam 45c. Butter quiet firmly held;
Western 1s@s3o; western creamery 179Ssc.
Cheese unchanged, quiet. Copper firm; lake
II s5c. Lead nrm; domestic 4 Sc urin
steady: straits IS 25c Other articles unchanged.
The visible supply of grain Saturday, Deem
Der 10, as compiled by the New York Produce
- So a. 5a Soro osa se A ou,,
277,56e. Oats, 6233 $40 bu.. decrease ISL 28l.
Rye. 295, 902 bu., increase 12,6S4. Barley 1885,,
9O3 bu., increase 5,lSS.
CBICA60, December II Light arrivals OF
hogs and their poor quality made pork very
strong At the opening on Change. The mar
ket opened at SIS Is. advancing Immediately TO
tween $3.50 and 1880 O'Clock it dropped to
SIS ~, and advanced TO els 271&. and before
noon II sold up to SIS IS under heavy buying
orders. May corn opened unchanged at 53t4e,
and sold 10 sac In the first fifteen minutes,
put soon dropped back to the opening figures.
There was an immense demand for it at 5SAc,
| and ii keeps mp around SIC during the morning.
May wheat opened unchanged from saturday
at S4szc, 1t sold down to S45se, up to $40, and
| dropped back to sec by l0:30 O'Clock. When
| the visible supply figures came out IL weakened
perceptibly, going down TO SS1s aS4c. AT 1880
II was steady at SIC. but after this came sharp
selliHg g. and May wheat sold down to sss4c, and
| May corn TO $3.50.
The visible grain supply statement as COM
piled by the Secretary OF the Board OF Trade
shows an increase for the past week OF ,743. POS
bushels of wheat and 1852 bushels OF rye, and
| a decrease OF 263 127 bushels OF corn, 1887
/ bushels OF oats and 5,Hl bushels OF barley.
Total stock of wheat In sight are a., 004, lS2 bu,
against 50 ,9S9 geo bushels on the corresponding
date last year. Local stocks OF wheat are 1885,.
| 6o2 bushels.